Following an investigation by the Iowa Insurance coverage Division’s Fraud Bureau, a Jasper County man and girl have pled responsible to insurance coverage fraud.
Jarod Hirbar, age 44, of Kellogg, pled responsible on April 17, 2023, to at least one depend of Fraudulent Submission to Insurer (Class D Felony) following an investigation by the Iowa Insurance coverage Division’s Fraud Bureau.
Latisha Hribar, age 42, of Kellogg, pled responsible on April 18, 2023, to at least one depend of Fraudulent Submission to Insurer (Class D Felony) following an investigation by the Iowa Insurance coverage Division’s Fraud Bureau.
The investigation started in August of 2022 after the Iowa Insurance coverage Division’s Fraud Bureau obtained info indicating the Hirbars supplied false statements and fraudulent paperwork to an insurer in reference to an insurance coverage declare.
The investigation decided that the Hribars fabricated and submitted thirty-four receipts to an insurer purporting to be from a mattress and breakfast that didn’t really exist and to which no funds have been made. The Hribars submitted the receipts whereas they have been displaced from their house attributable to storm harm and stayed with household for free of charge. The Hribars obtained $39,330 in insurance coverage advantages attributable to these fabricated receipts. The Hribars have been arrested on October 5, 2022.
Following his responsible plea, Jarod Hribar obtained a deferred judgment and was positioned on supervised probation for a interval to not exceed three years. Hribar was additionally ordered to pay $39,330 in restitution in addition to a civil penalty of $1,025.
Following her responsible plea, Latisha Hribar obtained a deferred judgment and was positioned on supervised probation for a interval to not exceed three years. Hribar was additionally ordered to pay a civil penalty of $1,025.
Supply: Iowa Insurance coverage Division
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